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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-03

Nj. John A. Collins, . prominent at.
torney Of Hillsboro, Ohio. who made .
tour Of Colorado fey weeks go. owing
to the CAietsas. whose columns hs bad
been reading ss his homo in Ohio, has
finally reached bis homo again, and this
II what the Gazette Gays Of him and his
cancellations rseartiins P ,sblo and Colo
.ssdo: "Mr. John A. Collins returned on
Saturday svenins from two weeks visit
TO the Curious Stats Of Colorado. John
went out there TO look up . good location
u sefalA down and sEow up with the
oou1frYshsd = coafdent he has found
such piSes In Pueblo. The beautiful
scsnsry. the bastl.ns activity Of the peo-
PIE and the many evidences Of businsas
prosperity were too much for him and
he will remove there in . short time.
and vs may expect 70 hear . great deal
ifon him when hs ones ssts located" ."
M. Collins made . tour of the principal
towns Of the Ststs, and his decision that
rusble = the best town In Colorado b
wosth semsthins. He b man Of abil-
ity end . man of means, and the people
elipusbs1 vill sxssnd him welcome "a
~ "ritlshusg q ths Wsst."-Pxsbls
Nhiesaia, 0etobse leth, lee7,
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LEES sBURa.


October Slst, 1887.
Mrs r. B Evans 10 oonvalescing.
health 10 this community Il generally eood.
Henry Davis has moved into the Heimbsfeer
property.
VIM. Williamson has been quite III tho pa
week but IL better.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Redkey made short visit
10 Rsinsboro last week.
Gen. Sam Gary viii address the Democracy
rhursday Afternoon Of this week.
Msjor Blackburn addressed large audience
saturday evening at the town hall.
10 spencer and family are m'.vins Into their
brsutifui new home on aigh street.
Miss Eva Elwood 10 visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Newt Tsmpiip aud Mrs. Fred Pavey.
Mrs. Austin vsnPelt, Of 0reen6sid, has been
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. Bud syfred Left last week for short
dsy aiming his home friends in Csntsrville.
Hugh swift died at h,s home near Olive
oharel Saturday u the advanced s9s Of siGbty
years.
Ne. -usuries nsssn last valuable ,oase
horss Sunday. The cause Of iM Death b %.
Known. :.
Tha annual eoensy sonvsesion ot shs n. O
7: y. will bo held ae this piece this Thursday
rfssrnoon.
Mrs. Hattie Adams, Of toveishd, has been
vi.itlng her parents. Mt. aud Mrs. John Grit.
fth, thu peat week.
Another tsffy pulling. thie time at the home
II the Misses k,nser; and still another Oh
Halloween d tho Misses HOrst's.
J. D. Wright, OF Martinsville. was shaking
hands with hia friends here Tuesday He 70.
ports his family well pleased with their new
home.
The Republicans Of this piace expect . rous.
.ng time next Tussdsy afternoon when Ex-
Gov. Foster will plead the cause Of the grand
Old party.
Mrs. Anderson, very aged lady, the mother
Of Mrs. Dr.. Beeson. died at her homo neav
Centeraeld wednssd.y, the 26th, and Was
hurled st Pleasant Hill on Friday.
Mrs. Grubbs. Of Californis, accompanied her
c"usin, Major Blackburn. 70 this place Satur-
day evening. She expects TO spend the winter
IN this vicinity tho guest Of her brother, Dr..
Patton and other relatives.
Mrs Alvira Beeson and Mrs. Angeiins John.
a0n made short visit 10 Rsinsboro Monday.
On their return they we're accompanied 6y
Miss Fanny JOhnson who has been for two
xeeks the guest Of her friend, Misc Alice
TsgRsrt.
The "Wiling workers." missionary band
0f little folks. have msd. arrangements 70 have
= doll ahow Friday evening. November lth
They also will sell 10 the highest bidder on
that evening silk quilt They already have for
their arst bid fifteen dollars.
Several Of the farmers in this community are
losess ~ tho failure Of the Greenfield Cream.
ry VIM. Hnd. who has b.eu collecting cream,
Ia out . months wages. John Miner. suothpr
c''llrctl,r, lOses sbt,ut two hundred dollars, -
he had been paying for cram Out Of his own
pncket, depending on the company ~ repay
him.
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Hum bug.

Bsrnum ssid The American people like to
be humhugxtd This may bs true In the line
of entertainment, but not where life 10 st
stake. 4 man With consumption, or any lin
gering disease, looking death in the face and
70 be tridsd with III with cOn6denos Va place
before our readers natures great remedy, Dr..
Piercss Golden Medical Discovery, . sure r. :
lief for that long train Of diseases resulting
from impure blood, such o. consumption.
chronic nasal catarrh, liver complaint. Kidney
and general debility. Time tri. d and thorough.
y t+sted, It stands without an equal! Any
druggist.
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In Brief. and to the Point,

Dyspepsis In dreadful Disordered liver !,
misery. Indigestion 10 foe to good nature.
The hnmsn digestive apparatus IL one Of th,
must complicated and wonderful things In ex
,stencs. Il 10 easily pot out OF order.
0res.y ford, tough food. sloppy food, bed
cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular
habits, and many other thiugs which ought no,
70 b, have made ths Americas people nstior
of dyspeptice.
BsS oissn's August Flower Aas done wos
.Ss e s ss. sse Ss,
stss Shsy ean enjoy shsis nsAls and b happy
Rsntmbsr ,-~No happiness without health
Bat 0feen's August Fbwer bfings health and
hsppineba 70 tho dyspsptic. Ask yout df6ggis,
for bottle. Seventy.nve cents.
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Hon p. M. Cutcheon memher of Cor

Hon. B. M. Cutcheon, member Of Con.
gress from Michigan, will speak At the
City Hall in Hillsboro, on Saturday
evening, November 9Th, at 7:30 o'clock.
Every soldier in the country, Republi.
can or Democrat, should hear this
speech, since Mr.. Cutcheon was the
framer of the minority report upon the
Soldiers' Dependent Pension Bill, which
Grover Cleveland SO rashly and inglori-
ously vetoed. Mr.. Cutcheon is one OF
the most brilliant, forcisble, eloquent
and argumentative speakers in theU United
States. Let the City Hall be filed, and
let the people hear the truth form elo.
quent lips.
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ConsussptiOn Cared.

An old physician, retired from practior,
having bad placed IN bis hands BY an Ras, In.
d. missiouary the formula Of . simpls vsgsta-
bls rsmsdy Tor the spsedy end permansnt cuss
and ii sSrSss s.d long s:ssioss Ii as o:'p pOsi.
tive and rsdteal ouse Tor Nervous bshiity ssa
sl Nsevocs Oonplaiats, sftss having tested Il,
wonderful eurasivs powers In th.usapds Of
c:sss, ha. ssl. 4 he dpy 70 psts 9 isovs 70
eis 7. .ass:I.s ( ssl!OE. Hoss.:sa = .a,s motive
s.sd ffss cf ei:s1s, 3 - vso % SssiTs n ~ ~,
sseipa. b Qssnas, Preach o. eaelkh, viah
fall dieees3oea tor psspaslna saa ulng. esnt
ey mall ey addrsevamg With stamp. UaSing this
Psps., v; \ Norss. 10 Possw 1loek AoaAss.
~ N. y. 0loooWy1
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The friends Of Leroy Kelly In Fair
field township who knew all about his
transaction with poor old Jordan Davis,
were surprisad that he should permit
the News HERALD to make an attack on
Capt. d. Gazette.
Mr.. Kelly was simply unfortunate in
business and borrowed some money oi
Mr.. Davis, which he was unable to 70.
turn. There was nothing dishonorable
in the transaction and the Gazette will
not dare say 30. We have not heard,
however, that Mr.. Kelly owes his nomi
nation to Mr. Davis or any other creditor
he may have. Neither are we advised
that his creditors have any control
whatever over the political machinery
of his party and boasting that they will
buy 500 votes in this county.
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RNneWS Her Youth.

1rs. Phobs Chssley. Peterson. Clay county,
Iowa. tells the following r~msrksbls story. tke
Of the town: Il an Is ysars Old, have been
troubled with kiduey complaint and lamsnsss
f0r many years could not dress myself With.
out help. Nov an tree from I'll pain and
sorenese. end am abls 70 do ell my own house
work. owe nv thanks IN Electric Bittsrs fos
having renewed my youth. aud removed CON
p'stely ail disease and pain" Try bottle, 90
cants and el st 6eybsrt 3 Co.'S drug store,
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&. DUDSON VILE.

-. OcEIbtf SISt, 1877.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua nriggs are. lying quits
Lyw at this writing With typhoid fever.
Rev. Aepchel, Of Cincinnsti. hllsd the pulpit
st the Lutheran Church Sunday evening.
Il IL reported that Rev. Henchel hSs been en-.
gagged by the Lntherans 10 preach the coming
year.
Miss Josie Ellis entertained number Of hes
young friends lat Saturday evening at the
Kramer house.
Mrs Taylor. Of Texas, has purchased the
Bateman property, and II Il now occupied by
her son.iu.laW, BeDj Wilkin.
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il GREENFIELD.

OctoDer Slet. 1661.
Miss Addie Hennis. who hes been quits sick
with fever, 10 st this writing improving.
The ". e. 5ocial rill mes Thursday evening
| Of this week st the residence Of Mr. G. U. Nor.
ton.
Mr. O. NJ. strioker. Of Fairfield county, spent
last week In this vicinity visitinglhis sister.
Mrs. James t,eatty.
Miss Cora Hsmilt' n, who hes deem quite sick
for several months past with lung trouble, IL
reported some better.
The GresnHeld Brass Band hss been engaged
to furnish music for the Foraker meeting q
Hillaboro next Saturday.
Rev. John story, Of Msdiaonvills, spent .
portion OF last week here visiting his a6sd pa
rents. Mr. aud Mrs r. Story.
Tho German Detecsive 90. showed to . full
house ct City Hall laat Monday evening, end
oil speak weii ef the performance.
| few mOptha 1T Western life wss enough IA
| entirely knock the fever out Of Mr.. Wm. Ar.
mott He returned homo here last vssk.
Mr.. 7. F. Browder spent few days Of last
week in Cincinnati h sting bis patent Are e.
cape. and from what We can earn the test was
satisfactory and recommended By the city ofa.
Gers.
Nj George Caldwell arrived homo from Gin
oinnsti last Thursdsy evening. He came home
| threatened with typhoi fever, but coming in
N more Hh"lesome cir he 10 JOS recovering
Mr. VIM. Devoaa, youngest son Of Nr. Mar
| tin, died last Friday morning from consump-
tion He vas about a years Of sgs, and was .
young man highly esteemed BY Ill who knew
him. and the family have the sympathy Of the
community 10 this their great corrow. The
funeral services took place from tho residence
Sunday afternoon.
Tho sad news Of the sudden death Of Mr..
John Nelson. st Middetowu. last Tuesday ives
very sad ~ his many warm friends at this place,
About one month ago be with his children re-
moved TO that plsoe 10 reside with Q married
daughter Mr. Nelson was sittisG In hsrns.s
| shop converting with friends. whsn his head
fell back and one gasp for breath closed his
syee In death. Hs had for many yssrs been .
resident Of this placa. was good citizsn, and
was considered one II our pioneers. Ia 1ss u
years Of sge His remains we're brousht 70
this place fos intsrnsnt last Wednesday. the
funeral taking place Thursdsy from the resi-.
denoa Of AI. A. N Johnaon.
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MIR. ". n. II rgan, merchant, Lake City
Fla, wss taken with . ssvere cold, ATTENDED
with distressing cough and RAINING Into con.
sumption In Ice drst stages. He tried many ~
called popular cough rtmedis and steadil,
grew wors~. Was reducrd in q nh, had diii.
Guilty In breathing aud vas unable to sleep
Firslly tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found Immediately relief
sni after using about . half dozen b0ttle,
found bin-sIf we'll and has had NO return Of
the disease No other remedy can show .,
xrai d . record Of cures, - DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed ~ d.
just what 10 claimed f0i it--Trisl bottle free .,
Seybert q Co.'S drug store.
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Sam Patton, the Republican nominee
for Recorder, has been confined TO bis
bed for several days past with chills and
fever, which accounts for his not being
seen among his friends during that time.
At last reports he was improving, AMI
hopes to be out in few days.
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DR.. Charles F Hutton, Of Tracy City,
Tenn, and Miss Flora A. Ream, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Beam, of this
city, are to he married at high noon to.
day (Thursday) at the family residence
on West Walnut street. Both of these
young people have many friends in this
place and many are the congratulations
which will be rendered them.
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Tickets for the remaining four lectures
in College lecture course to be delivered
BY Robt T. Boneall, Rev. A. B. Leonard,
DID,, Rev. John ]. Reed, D. D, and
Rev. J. H Bayliss, d. D.. can be pur-
chased at Bowers store for so cents.
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Whenever Northern paper or orator
has anything to say in condemnation Of
Southern political methods, or in praise
Of the Union soldiers and the cause for
which they fought, Immediately the
howl Of "bloody shirt" ID raised by the
Democrats. They want the war and
everything connected with it forgotten
and buried. But where is the Demo.
cratic orator or paper that raises its voice
against such demonstrations az that
which occurred at Macon last week
There Thousands Of Confederate veterans
broke over every obstacle and climbed
upon each others shoulders in their
mad rush to shake the hand Of Jefferson
DAVIS. They were entertained by fiery
speeches which. 20 far a. their senti.
ment wa, concerned, might have been
delivered before or during the war. They
were told that the cause for which the
South fought was just and right that
the war waged for the preservation Of
the Union was aggressive, despotic and
in violation of the Constitution. Estate
sovereignty 10 not dead" AFRICAN
slavery is by far the most civiliEiny and
humanising relation ever borne by cap
itsl " labor" said Mr.. Jackson, late the
Democratic Ministe. to Mexico. Said
Gen. Evans, another orator of the day !:
1--WE have lived to see this gloriou. day
when honors are paid with enthusiasm
to the grand old man who is worthy Of
this ovation-who was the only Presi-
dent Of the one Confsderacy, our Presi.
dent once, now and forever"
No waving Of the bloody shirt In all
this was there. Yet where 10 the Dem.
ooratic leader who condemns these ut.
tsrances On the contrary, Gen. Cor
don, warm from the embraces of JEFF.
Davis and with the words of jackson
and Evans still ringing In his ears (for
he was on the same platform with them)
10 hurried to Ohio by the Democratic
managers to instruct our people in the
principles Of patriotism. It has come
to thisl The speeches Of Sherman and
Foraker defending the cause for which
Union soldier died and demanding the
equal rights Of oil citizens under the
Consultation il waving Of the bloody
shirt; attending great demonstrations
IN honor Of the aTch.traitor Jefferson
Davis and dsfsndins the 'aost csuss" In
flights Of oratary are evidences of 1900,
good will and fraternity, and alaaGp pthsy
The proper thing ios . eeea delAn "a
ensaGs In.
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Owing to the large amount of political
matter in this issue quite a number Of
country letters, besides other interest.
ing news, are crowded out. We ask the
indulgence Of our readers, and a. soon
ss the election Is over we promise that
our columns will return to their old stand.
ard Of excellence as chroniclers Of all
the news.
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Mr.. Lewis Holmes, of South High
street, is more sanguine Of Republican
success than ever since Sunday night
last, at which time Mrs. Holmes pre-
sented to him big, bouncing baby boy
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Mrs. Mcclellan Brown, of Cincinnati,
will give . lecture at the Conservatory
next Friday night. Besides this there
will be given few recitsls by members
Of the faculty and pupils. It is the reg.
ular monthly lecture and entertainment
evening, and all are cordially invited to
attend the exercises.
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HARSH Ill.

OCWDOeT 0lsSs 1oOt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow have removed to their
property In Msrshsll.
back 10 this township.
Mrs DR.. Miller. of South CHARLESTON, y Wis.
iting her son, James Miller.
NJ and xrs Ktnsery. Of aslem, are spend.
ing few days vith relatives here.
NJ. Ohsa 0sbls. Ut Cinoinnati has bought
over ono hundred acres Of timber In this town.
ship, end will convert II into lumber this win.
YER
There isn't much excitement about politics
IN our vicinit!. but we think the r. publicans
will do their whole duty election day.
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We have the newest and best instru.
msn4s ior testing the eye known to sci.
saos III havs spared NO expense and
No piins 70 become perfectly familiar
with the use Of them. Any one getting
spectacles from % will be suited for w
.suavantee a perfect n.
JAcoB EAYLrx 4 Sow.
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These hard times persons are looking
where they can buy the most goods for
the least money. The universal cry is.
70 to A K. Kslly's bankrupt store, where
you can buy gloves, mems, women's and
children's underwear, tinware, queens
ware. glassware, notions, shawls. and In
fact everything worn or used in house.
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Those psssons who usually send their
orders for underwear to Cincinnati, need
do % NO longer, ~ I. A. Fsibel has full
line Of these goods, from the commonest
TO the finest silk, at from 80 to 80 per
cent. less than the agents will charge.
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. In order to accommodate persons who
desire IN hear Mr.. Bonsall at College
Chapel Thursday evening and to attend
the evangelistic meetings now in pro-
gress In the Presbyterian Church, the
hour for the lecture will be changed
from to S:15.
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Mr.. 7. F. Blackburn, who has been
for several yeas connected with Carroll
4 Downham Of this place. has resigned
his position with that 6rm and win
shortly remove 10 Grsen6eld whore he
has aeeeptsd the position - Assistant
6upeTintsndent OF the works Of the E. L.
AcLain Manufacturing Company. We
are sorry 70 lose each genial. good.
hsastsd fellow ~ Tom, although glad TO
know that h,s close and energetic atten.
tion 70 business has brought him .
mueh-dessrved promotion. The god
wishes 81 . host a bisnds follow Tom IN
III pev businsos velatioas. t3t
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Prohibition Neetinss.

There will be Prohibition meetings at
the following times and places:
Union Chapel. near Folsom, Saturday
night. Nov. ., Rev. VIM. Smith.
Fairfax, Saturday night, Nov. 8, Olin
]. Ross.
Holloytown, Monday night. Nov. Z.
Olin J. Ross.
By order Of Committee.
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Last Monday evening boy Of DR.. L.
r. Hilton jumped off of dray just a. q
carriage was passing the dray. The boy
was knocked down by one Of the horses
and sustained q bad fractur. Of one Of
his thighs. Medical aid was summoned
and the fractured limb attended to.
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Go straight down West Main street
t41sa Dme to;thsNasionsi Hotel, turn
to&shaht iad half square bfine you
to Richards &Ayres' feed mill, the great.
est place In the country for big turn ont.
Also rye, eats, corn, bran, shorts. buhr
Aour, meal, baled hay, aud all kinds Of
feed for man or beast, ON hand at lowest
prices,
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The Brown County Democrat, one of our
best exchanges, with David &. Tarbsllas
editor, has been enlarged to an eight
page, six-colufhn paper, and 10 now bet
'tsr and moro spicy than ever. Our only
objection TO Brother Tarbell's paper il
Ats politics,
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To those who are troubled night or
day with imperfect vision We ask trial
Of ear combination spectaclss and our
sysesn for testing the eye. Satisfaction
guasauteed. JAcoB SAYLxR 4 Son..
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New and second. hand guns and oil
kind. Of best quality ammunition foI
sale. Shells and shot gun cartridges al
lowest market prices. Room-Short st.,
east Of DR.. Shepherd's Office.
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The Episcopal Church.

Next Sunday the sixth sermon of the
present course. Textile disappoint.
eth the devices Of the crafty, ~ that
their hands cannot perform their enter
prise. lob, v. IL.
The hour of evening prayer 10 now
changed to four o'clock in the afternoon.
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The chorus Of the Conservatory il only
surpassed BY the chorus Of cooks in
praise Of Richards 4 Ayres' new corn
meal. Mil and store room next door to
Boyds' -four mill,
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Mr.. BENZ F. Chaney, now engaged
with Messrs. spargur & Co., will be
pleased to have his friends and old Gus
TONERS call and see him at this well
known place of business.
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All kinds VI boots and shoes At I. A.
Tsibel's. He has . first.class heavy boot
for winter wear at $3, equal to any a
bootin the market.
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Twill pay tho highest market price
for wheat. Wareroom corner of Main
and West streets, opposite foundry.
WV. FAVOR,
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An entertaining and pleasant meeting
# the y L. 8. G. was held at the home
"f Miss Marguerite CLANCY last Tuesday
| avanin0
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On Thursday night Of next week, No
vember 10th. q knights Of Pythi 9
Lodge will be instituted at Sardinia by
L. H. Williams, s. d. g. G., Of Ripley,
assisted BY Others.
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Prof Major left Thursday afternoon
Ion Springfield, Ohio TO attend the
anuaal session of the Central Ohio
TsaeAers' Association. He was accom-
paniedby his wife and child - far -
'GrssnAeid, whore they will visit rela-
tives and friends. The Professor re.
&nrned to this city Saturday evening.